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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

not. Reuben Jones, Worked for
DwinelI one dav and worked with
Libby. Passed DwinelPs frequently
and saw Libby at work, he appeared
to be busy when | saw him. The
dav worked with Libby we built
brush fence and he did a good DAYS
work. Lydia Billings next witness.
Worked for DwinelE when Libby did.
Heard some Of the conversation when
Libby left Libby said, ..If YOU are
not satisfied with my work | will
leave Dwinell said, eff YOU can't
do better than you have done it won't
make any difference how quick YOU
60" Leonard Foster: Raised the
horse Libby had that summer. The
horse was perfectly kind in every
place | have used him everywhere.
where a horse could be used. The
case was argued b. Ncsers. Grout
and Miles for the plaintiff and Cook
and Thompson for the defendant
The jury returned a verdict If s115
and costs in favor Of the plaintiff.
The assault and batter case. J .
A. GRAY - - Howard fpiing- the
case above rei,,~t..' and vi. not be
completed till Tuesday
CoTRT NCTEs.
Among tlI.,-e ia attendu..e ui,,n
the court from outside thu cs.unty w
mention Ion. IL. {. lde VI IT.
Johnsbury, Il. NJ. Mansur and Geo.
\. Dale of Island Pond, Capt. Wait,
clerk of Lamoille count court. j. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-04
JENNIE LIND.
Necolicctions Of lIor Visit to this City and tn
|ELHN s-.f#r', ~ FInncert Ifara .. 4I SIC

Recollections Of lIor Walt to thio City and tho
Concert IIore.
It became very evident early yeaterday
morning that tho 1urELLIdENcRR's In.
iormsnt IVES in error in saying that Jen,
MO Lind sang in wool warehouse here
in 1851 CT that only about ST. 500 wee
realizsd OIL har concert. Old residents re.
member very well her concert in tho old
Fourth street NJ. e. church. It was the
nnnicsl event Of Wheelins's history. The
ladies went barsheaded aud in full even.
ing costume. Reserved aeats wero $40,
and q number oi aeats we're sold at sue.
ton at much larger prices. The venture
wae undertaken by Mr.. John Bishop, Mr..
A. j. PANEL, Messre. Greer Il Molte, Mr..
Rhodes and Messrs. Yarnell & Bo.taford.
These gentlemen psid Mr.. Barnum 81, 00O
and alter paying oil .othss expenses
cleared about 5000. They Put gas pipes
in the church, which mp to that time had
no gas fixtures, snd this was made the
condition Of their getting the church 10,
the occasion. 8
Jenny Lind came here from Cincinnati
VI ZIG steeIiel MosccEkoi, tusu IN tnt
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade, which waited
several hours after her TINA OF leaving
inst pcrt to bring the party after the con
cert there. The Buckeye Stste, witch Left
|seyersl hours after thu Messenger, light
ened helaail for the run aud beat the
Messenger here several houSa. The Meg
ssnge. lay hsre through the concert auJ
sitter II was over t0ok MiBs Lind, lr
Barnum ard the party on to Pittsburgh,
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ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
WORK FORMALLY COMMENCED
On tho Track, aud tho Circumstances Point
to IN Early Complotlon-Cars to BIO In
Operation by january II no Unfor.
ward Thing Prevcnts-The Lights.

Tho work Of constructing the track Of
the now Electrical railway has been com
menced In earnest by Contractor Ro'
brecht and bis iorcea. Yesterday tho fire,
rail- was laid on Main street near Twenty
fourth and was attended by considerable
ceremony. The first upiks was driven
BY His Honor Mayor Charles W. seabr'ghI
and Hon. William Myloa, President Of the
Board OF Public Works. Several Of the
officers o., and those Interested in, the
Wheeling Railway Company were prer
en-! and witnessed the start. The contract
under which MIR. Rohrecht is working
calls for the completion oil the line from
Tenth street to BoSga' Run inside Of forty
days, and Mr.. RobyoCht Ia confident thn'
he con do the work In tha. time providing
the company keeps him supplied will
raid. tics and other materials. This the
company pr0poecs 10 do and, further, II
proposes to havo eight cara hero and In
operation by January l.
The Wheeling Electrical Company
which is to furnish the power to the new
company, will shortly commence erecting
the poles and wires for that purpose
This company has, the way, transferred
Its office and plantto It's new quarters, the
old Ohapline street roller skating rink
ard is now furnishing power from thai
point. The incandesCent lights were first
supplied from there Wednesday night
As yet all the machinery 10 not in plgce
and az much power cannot ba generated
as will be In q few Days, whom the lights
will burn much brighter. The company
will be In poaition in few days to fur
n!sh lightu at any hour Of the day Of
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"a FINE BUILDING.
ADDED TO THE cENTnA1 FACTORY i,
A Large, Fire Proof Three Story Building
Just Completed b, the Central Glass
Company adJaining Its Former
Works-Businsss Of this Factory,

The Central Glass COMPANY bas mat
conin,e.od = ,.,,aand ,pb,,an,,., oJs,.,an
M -. ~. o ",,l., ""1i' -,,,
70 ~ "otku III East "heeiing, which Will
add much to theft conveniencea for work.
The structure adjolns the old buildinpa on
thu no,,b mud n a .brse lc,o,, hr,,,,t.,
- W. ~ sn. -, IT. w. Du..u'ns
n'hesy W nl'yievsin esmsnOloaa. It's Q:
three atcrlee, built o! brick, with iron gir-
deru and tin roof, and Is areproot through.
mt tho i,oo,s heinu NJ earth ar,nr,o-toa h,
49,. .,L.,.,. 1,,,. 49,. ppo.'eu W
a 'le.. W psich. Ing ioHer Story Will be
utilized as q sort OF lumber room," the
second as mould room, and In ths third
w,ll h, locatsa ,he mould shon nrnn..
~. ,ss,,, .,,.sh ,,asn -as.,H.. s,p p.op,1
s''e neaVy nao.4.heiy feq0'ieu III th!s &C.
parsment OF glass manufacturing being
here. ny 5{A$j
The o,a bu,ld,nc formc,,v occrn,od ~,
the monid ahnna Gil h, m.|,;, ~ ,s a,a vs
aua and the liza Tho con,nanu b 40, h ssos
tefo,s Lam nnnnovhnt cra,p". fos . ne,e
in lila nn,t;on a; ihs mnrLa ~ t,a ,USi !
which ia srSct,on Of Tho va, nay h mTIo :
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho uisy aud Wheeling Fol

Strangers in the uisy aud Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.
John T. Reed ani wills are home from
their wedding tour.
Mr.. r. Z. Lindsay, Of New Cumberland
WAS in town yesterday.
Mr.. B. E. Lindsay, OF New Cumberland
was registered ct the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Blair. Of Richie CourI
House, 10 the guest Of Wheeling friends.
Joe Caldwell, Of Dallas, Texas, is spend.
ing o few weeks with Wheeling relatives
Mr. R. B. 'Da1ghersy, OF West Alex.
ander, is registered at the Mcclure house.
Miss Maud Banka and her company
appear this evening at Springfield, Ohio
Mr.. J. s. AoblEson, Of Warrington, was
registered at the stamnl house yesterday.
Mr.. Alex, Campbell, we'll known
business man Of Ravenswood, Is here on
business.
Mrs. Nancy Wallace, OF LaBelle street,
will lesvs for New Mexico Monday to
apend the winter. MIA
Mr.. g. NJ. Hutchinson and Miss Lizzie
N. hutchinson, Of Bsallsyille, Ohio, were
in tho city yesterday.
Prof. Joe Kramer has received a tempt.
ing offer to 20 to Cincinnati, but he esy5
he will remain in Wheeling. -
Mr.. and Grs. ]. W. Bradfsld and
daughter, Miss Stella, Of Raroeayilis, were
at the Mcclure house yesterday. 8 lfl
Mrs. L. NJ. Pearson has returned from
Philadelphia, where che has been, for
some time past, the guest OF her parents.
Mics Maude Banks and her manager.
Mr.. Cooke, visited Protcaoor Haupt's Ger.
man class at 5 O'Clock yesterday, aud both
were well pleased, and at tho Same time
surprised. Ft-, MI IN
! Tho Baltimore american Gays: Rev.
Oharles Lsatkerby, who has beon con.
cected with the Caroline Street NJ. i,
Church SINCE October, 1881, preached bis
tsrewell sermon last night, and will leave
to take new cherge at Wheeling ". vs..
Remarks were msdo by the pastor, Rev.
A. r. Kelley, and others, - sag -! !,
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u3Cncon LtelltsD

Oh this play, to be presented ct the
Opera 43uuo ney. Monday and Tuesday
evenings, the Buffalo Times says:
Beacon Lights' played to; good houses
yesterday aud will close Duo:canful sea-
son tEia evan;u2. Ths play has already
been described atle1gth in these columns.
II is OF the melodramstic order, and
abonnda in stirring scsnes and stroog
situations. To csiticisa thin strong, healthy
SOFT Of drama il the aamo spirit tue critic
brings to bear on the sickly 5entinentslity
Of "Frou.Frou," or the inawkinh virtues
Of Camille" would DO absurd. "Bescon
LiRhto"" belongs in the category with "The
Danitss,n "My Partner" Davy Crockett"
and 1t holds its own well with these. The
plot 70 q good one,,the scenic auxiliaries
excellent and the company unusually
conpeteEt. ~. : :.
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As to Telegraph Itntss

Though tho circular sent ont reccnt1v
by the Western Union Telegraph Comps,
ny, notifying Gsents Of reduction il
ra.es generally, was carried out and a sub.
stantial reduction msde, there was in one
respect an increase Of telegraph tolls
which Ia not generally understood. Before
the Western Union and Baltimore 4 Ohio
companies consolidated, the night rata
FROM Wesling to Z New York and nearly
every large city in the country was fIteen
cents. Alter the consolidation the rato
was advanced to twenty-five cents for tan
words and one cent for each additional
word. MarsSer Trscy says there Is just "a
much buninees at this rate IS at the lower
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MIR. George Wharton, who lives abou!
eight m!.ea fron the city on the Bsthany
pike, cana to town geststdsy ylth : lead
Of hEy. While i. was bslng unloaded st
josh Rine's stable he fsll from tho second
story through the building, sustaining, it
is tsaEed, rerious iniuriee internally.
a young man named Rsed fell from
the rool Of the Top mill yesterday and
broke his arm. He works Tor B. i. Oald-
well.
There was "bsrn raising" on Elijah
Merling'a farm, on tho Bethany pike,
Wednesday, afternoon, the new barn be.
ing erected 10 take the place Of the one
burned somo time ago. Mike Griffith, q
tenant Of Mr.. MARKINGS, who was among
those ut WORK, bad his leg broken by q
heavy timber falling on 1t.
F. Richter and Julius Buchholz, two
Wheeling ,a;nerB employed in the May.
nard c,sl bang, were badly burned BY en-
explosion there yesterday.
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, U,ing Them for Every,h,nr

Potter Magerue, residing at psi johnson
Avenue, Brooklyn, E. DIN. ", says
During the las! eighteen years have been
using over fifty Allcock's Plas!ers a year
in my family. have found them mos!
perfect external remedy. They have re.
peatedly cured me OF rheumatism, to
which | am subject evary winter. They
have cured me Of pains in the sides and
back three times. My wife, children and
mother.in.iaw tell me, Allccck's Plasters
arc the best remedy ever made, so agree.
able, go certain. know thoy have cured
my wife OF palm in the back snd Of a
severe cough. My mother.in.law has
been cured Of q moet severe cold, which
threatened to turn into pneumonia, BY
Allcock's Plas!ers. PETER MAGEsus, :
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JACK GLAssCOCk GAINED.
Rls Island friends Present Him n Hand.
s5-riI 5HIirtl,aIF some Stick irf4Tt.rf do. R

His Island Friends Present Him IL Hand.
~ t'ltr some Stick. ,L,tltg M IA
As mentioned in yesterdays INrRLL1.
oEScER, Jack Glasacock, the famous short.
stop, lBst season with the Indianapolis
nine, arrived at Ills home in this city on
Wednesday. His hundreds OF friendl
hnve been 'laying for him." 60 to speak,
and last night they nearly psrslyzsd him
ct tho Seventh ward hose house, Jack
waa told that some Of the boyu were going
to make present to Foreman Gale SyIyis,
otthe hose house, aud i,aeked him to be
present. He put In an appearance shortly
after o'clock, and after all had cat around
and talked awhile, Capt. B. B, Doyener
arose with handsome gold.headed ebony
walking stick In his hand, aud addressing
the 6usprlssd Bholtatop, very neatly and
expreBsively told him what thoae presen,
thought Of him and how they felt toward
him and M q token OF their friendship,
presented him the cano. -
GlaBscock wag takOn entirely by surprise,
but managed In little while to express
bis thanks and appreciation. Tho occa.
sion wse ono oil tho pleassnteat and most
enjoyable. E "a s ~,
The cane is g fine ono. 1t was pur.
chened OF ". ]. Lukens, and is inscribed
Presented to y. w. Glasscock by biz
Island lIiends.n l'5f r
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BELLAIIsE.

All Sort. NJ r.,,nI N... AL, no..,,, No.,
|7Is11E ~. c,a.. s,,,v = =
~ ,,,, ~, ' u"'"s o,'' 1[isl a5s.
mts' william ulil IL 'cly SICK 81 III, ..iy s.
". X. Naylor Is under the weather. I'd.
lou Stephens and vile are home from rhladcl.
phla. m i+ IA. -as
Col. Foorman will speak In GAINESVILLE next
week. E tl,
Charles Hanke has gone into the saloon business
sgain. u l4t5r.
". II. Clark, Of steubcnyllllc, Is In the city Oh
business. ,7 5lI5I,liII0l'. n. ID lI-S'I n
M,s Georyo uorso ~ t.,,oi,r,u !. 4, ,ho ,,,,
visiting friends. = 4 : :, - = : n =
ring HaTt q ~ va ~ Aoaa' tie lawns io1 MAJ
Miss Mona Danfora. nj Caldwell, will n,ore ,h,u
her future home - 40 .t1"Ao '"''
r.. U AoIue'
:. IN my uaii WORKS arc making large shipments OF
49, ,s"M'a. /.
sseph moiielt, INC base ball .player, was hero
''slt'ns MS s!s'er yesterday. -a8 &c t|
The Snuth Bellaire Mtthodls,s have new organ
and will employ an organist, - -
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BASE BALL EXTRAORDINARILY.
A Prolnising Gnme at the Island Park Till

Promising Gnms at the Island Park This
Afternoon.
This afternoon at tho IslaRd baan ball
park there will DO game between two
LEGAL picked mines which nobody ought to
mias. It will be for the benefit Of tho
Wheeling Base Ball Association, aud
whatever balance Of tho proceeds is left
alter the arnica Is paid for and damsyes to
the grounds repaired, will 90 into tbs As.
scc!ation's treasury. The ninee will bs
coached and bosssd by "the two ssms,'
Sam Ls!zGus and Sam B.ubaker, and the
latter'6 nine wlllconsiat OF Thcs, Thonor.
pitcher; Davo Dlngor, second base; Geo.
Dinger, right field; VIM. Logan, Left field ;
Lou Clevenger, third base; John Bsrgsr,
first blae; John Killeen, catcher; Chas.
Meyere, censre field; VIII Blum, short
stop; 3. Brubacksr aud John Robinaon,
Mr. Letzkus's nine will consist Of G soree
GHus, centrs field, James Dixon, third
base; Will Clator, frat base; william
Smith, pitcher; jack O'Mallsy, catcher
N. O'Neil, short stop; Sam Letztus, right
field; Will Foster, second bace; John
Smith, lett field; John Bats, extra. 81
Tho game will be called at $50 ?, NJ.
sharp, aad the admission will b. only ton
ceEts. All the railroads, 1t 10 rumoyed,
will double thor sstes for this oUcasion,
taking advantage Of the crszs 10 zee the
pSme. r- ll4IsFT- =. n. rrs.r5. n
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MARTINS FERRY.
alore Monsy Cor Tho Wntor woSks-Th
fI sa Lnst Renublienn Rnlir eto ais

-
alore honey Tor tho Wntor Tosks-Th,
Last Republican Rally, etc.
Mr.. N. X. Kenuon was In town yesterday
For tho latest fall and winter styles In good 4
tins clothes, 80 10 +. Ruh merchant tailor, SeCont
street 80 s.s.,-I w.. T.. 80, 7,,7-I as.ggI|'
VIII Cummius. Of Elmira. n. y. WIN has beer
slck IN this city since August H. with typhoid fever
Is able TO be about. ,,}529.'.' - : :
For anything In gont's furnishings hats, CAPS
Commercial Block. $500 d WI. Il 'ls.,I-; !
Tho last grand rally OF tho Republican raIt,
VIII DO held at iEtnsyl!le, tomorrow evening
non; David Davis, Of Cincinnati, and Colonel q
L. pootmau, Of Bellaise, will be present. Al!
should turn out. q sts 49, =
The members OF tho woman's Christian Tenn
pGfance Union are requested to be present th!
afternoon At o'clock in tho lecture roam Of tho
p.c5hytesian church Miss Jessie Morgan, State
Organizer for the 'tfsn will be here. IT.
The 1000 additional appropriation to tho water
WORKS lunu. comes up on Tuesday with tho STATE
election, and indications say It will 10 through
me water works arc alu,cst completed aud tni.
u.G00 Will SO the works finished In cool shape.
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CUTTING scRArE IN. ONO. n.
Two Men Go ovor tho Rivor to q Fight Il
Epgts is5I.' W Out 6-.ThO llcsult. f.rfHi,s

IA ~ Out"--T Ilcsult. E5,, i
Last evening Tobsy Drlller and Jack
Devinney, who had some sort Of an old
grudge to settle, wont. over to tho mouth
Of Whisky Run to flight It out" They
had barely got at It when Driller whipped
out. knife and made slash at Devlnney's
back. Hs did not cut him, however, and
he then alashed at bis neck, cutting cash
in tho left aide Of II which narrowly ca.
capped the jupular vein, and which II re-.
quired a number OF stitches to sew up. Z
Both parties came 10 this aide, but De.
yinney iirat Bxore out a warrant In Bridge.
port. The police hero were requested by
telephone to arrest Driller, which officer
Ktlleen did, and las! night Mayor JunkinH
and Officer Meis.er cams over and took
Driller TO Bridgeport l7l'Hf9s, E}l15l&
1t !s naid that Drllles cut Bine Watson
badly some timo ago, and that he 10 too
handy with hls knife on all occasions. !
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DR., Rcoycs Gonu South,

DR.. Jamea E. Resves left less night for
9 lri2 te Atlanta, Chattanooga sld Mem.
phis. At the last named city the Amori-
can Public Health Association mee:a next
wsak. DR.. Eeeves will attend the annual
sesdion Of the Society, oi WHICH he was
loIm6siy President. Bio 10 one o. com:
mittee appointed 0. the last meeting to
investigate ind report -as to the pyac.ica.
billy Of dispoaing Of sewage, otc, by In
cineta.icn. He esid yesterday he regret
ted that he could not mako more credit
ahls report gs 10 Nghaellngs Cfeniatoiy
experiment, Mrs. Reeves, who is in the
South, will join the Doctor at Memphis. Z
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Yesterday morning the weat end Of the
Back river bridge was the ecens Of little
dispute between the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company and tho Bridge Company
The former is putting IN it's pipe on the
railroad property just beyond the end Of
the bridge, and the latter company raised
an objection and ordered it stopped. The
work is under the direction Ct Mr.. Noah
Burton, and tina. gentleman went right O,
with it. Meanwhile the bridge ccmpnny
resolved to got out An Injunction sgaiusl
the Whseling Natural Gas Company. The
pipe was put in, however, before the in.
junction wss forthcoming. vs.
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sS'Ss \. Last Sundays issue Of Lift, new Sun.
day paper st Steubsnville, contains very
cleyor likenotu Of Col. Harry q. Sherrsro
a genial and popular iayorito in steuben.
vile and quite popular here. Col. Sher.
rard 10 q member Of Governor Foraker's
B,ne, and the picture preeents him in full
uniform, which but adds to his good
looks. His many friends hero and else
where. hope to see him retained on Gov
ernor Foraker's staff during the next two
years. Col 6herrsrd,i is elao captain Of
the steubsnvillo Club, 9 / Furnishing Re.
publican organization Of that city. n y
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sxE our Eeni!emen''s porpoise leather
ehees ~ Ia tho toughest, most plisble and
durable leather. and is waterproof. The
ahoe Is made adjustable, and can be used
either as lace or Congress shoe. ,t.i.ls,, I3
Nv. AMIcK, . x
<. l143 Main street.
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A Class Mt / 2. NJ.

To-day German c!aa5 begins at The
above hours. This will accommodate
those who have requested from t;mo to
time clas5 at that time. 5.5.a.
A most coIdis! invitation ia extended
anyone desiring to know how practical
uso Of German can be gained in q five
wesss 2ocrss Of most ingenious and in
tensely interesting leaaong. Special terms
sre made to students and tcholsrs to
whom the 4 and P. NJ. houra are couyon-
lent. j. !. ~ e1r
Entrance to lecture hall 1905 Market
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Sui,ings, pantalooningS and Over
c0atings, which We are prepared to make
up in llrst.ciass style ut reasonable
prices. IA .,5s.. * &, &. IA
full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now iu stock. rs & ..'I''i..l-l
Our While Uniaundrled SHIFT, double
scanned, rc.onr0rced front and back, ut
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. G.. HESS Is SONS, z
1891 & 1898 Market Street. Z
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Pittsburgh and Rstcrn.,

Commencing Sunday, June q, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will cell excureion
tickets to Pittaburgh and return ct low
rate OF 81 50, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 %. Trains leava at s and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 and II 10
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We have Tor GALE several Type-wsitsrs,
including the Remington, the Orandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange Tor tho ma!chleeu
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
ior rent and !or: sale on monthly install.
menta. Call on OF address for circulars N
EDWARD L. Ross 4. o., It5
~. H .s + ~ IS Twelfth etreet.
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Indications,

WAsnisoToS, D. O., Nov. 4.-For West
y o, fair weather, rising, followed by
falling temperature, light 10 fresh westerly
winds, increasing in force. rs 8 e. & s.
&t For Western Pennsylvania, cooler, fair
weather, fresh to brisk weoteriy winds.
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baltimore n.oyis,on a1arlst.

BAI11xogA, Nov. 4-Wheaf. western dull and
. LAYER; No. winter req rpo. 9sa79Ac; November
Unru, western dull and steady; mixed spot Aba
4g1Sc; November 100 bid: year Oats active
aud steady; western white 35a76c; do mixed 83asic
and easy; Kio cargocs oTdinary TO fair lSaISScs =
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u .*l:. !l,stelliia ('j
. onloe: Nos. 70 ..nd ~ r.urteenth street.


Fire Irons Goo. ". Johnson's Cons.
For Sale or Rent. "a
booming The Night School at the Wheeling
business College. TIs ~. 81 II? 49,
New Gools-l. G. Dillon q Co. ~ :
! Niue UuI Of Ica-Losan i Co.
Brass FendGrs--EcHtit q Bro.
Mutual Savings Bank. t-.ao, y .; -. .,s si5.'
q Arrival oil New Goods Comet / Snedeker,
NJ. Gutnan Il Co.--Fourih page. = ...s-..,--l., /.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-04

WYATT know shout that standard
remedy-Dr. Bulls Cough syrup:-I
know that a 25 cent bottle cured me OF q
bad cough in u hours. n It ia o fact. ' ~ !!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-04

SEE Stacy, Adams g. Co.'S mems fnes
ehoes, every pair warranted.
aa ]. w. AMlCk, Sold Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-04
Theruo,netsr Record,

The Thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
ietOsed Us follows: leS5s sTSl'a'.1 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-04

1t has been decided 10 have n new cemeterv here
that Will rival Greenwood for beauty and location,
ioint stock company has been formed with a
capital q 5000. Yesterday this company pur.
chased the beautiful City aero farm OF A. i. bar.
vert itinto burying ground A good substantial
dwelling house Is on the grounds, which will be
occupied BY tho Sexton. Tho grounds will be
handsomely laid ont. Tho matter has becn kent
very quiet until now. when everything Is ready for
The conversion Of the grounds into one Of the most
beautiful buryiug places In the State, 10 be known